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Servimos a muchos clientes hispanohablantes y por lo tanto, los residentes de psicología tienen la oportunidad de proveer psicoterapia en Español.
Attend a virtual open house to learn about the program!
January 21, 2025 from 5:30-6:30 PM EST Register
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with login information. If you cannot make this date, email psychologytraining@chc1.com to discuss scheduling another time.
Preview the application (PDF)
The APA-accredited Postdoctoral Residency Program at Community Health Center Inc. (CHC) offers training within an integrated care setting that is pivotal for any clinician due to its breadth and diversity of experiences. The opportunities to tailor one’s training experience as well as the emphases on fostering leadership, quality improvement, and supervisory skills are unique aspects that set the residency program apart from others.
CHC provides the opportunity for residents to function independently as clinicians, while also experiencing a supportive training structure. CHC residents practice and train within clinic locations positioned across the state, where they collaborate within an extensive integrated network of providers and a residency cohort. Residents work alongside many different providers, including but not limited to medical doctors; advanced practice registered nurses; dentists; medical assistants; registered nurses; podiatrists; dieticians; psychiatric providers; chiropractors and prenatal providers.
CHC’s psychology training programs are committed to recruiting and retaining staff and trainees who reflect the diverse client population they serve, as well as supporting ongoing training and development for all. The program recognizes that social determinants of health intersect with client identities and the populations served. It is a priority to understand and address how these influences affect clients’ presenting concerns and treatment progress. The program expects residents openly discuss aspects of their identity, and to analyze the role identity plays in patient care, personal bias, and supervision. The discussion of multiculturalism and diversity is an ongoing process for everyone involved in the residency program.
Individuals who excelled in the residency show experience and passion for working with diverse and underserved populations within the program’s concentration areas. They thrive in this setting because of their flexibility, tenacity, and high regard for ethical, timely, and accurate work. They are an asset to their team members through consistent collaboration and support.
Email Psychologytraining@chc1.com with questions or to learn more about the program.
View our program data updated as of 11/21/2024:
Postdoctoral Residency Admissions, Support, and Initial Placement Data (PDF)
